The Sprinter Van Today Sprinter vans have been a staple as a commercial vehicle since it was introduced in Europe many decades ago. This year, the van features a more standard content and a super high roof option. The latest model lineup has also leveled up to include four-wheel drives. In front are a lower and better bumper, more dynamic headlights, as well as LED daytime lamps, while the back is still largely the same. The van also provides an infotainment system and a cabin. The cabin was created to solve the problem of fatigue that usually comes with driving long hours. Models For the smallest model, its gross vehicle weight rating (GVWR) is 8,500 pounds, with a 144-inch wheelbase. The model can haul from 2,948 to 3,479 pounds, depending on length and height, while cargo capacity is anywhere from 318 to 546 cubic feet.
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5-inch high roof. These vans have a 9,900-pound GVWR, can haul from 3,885 to 4,434 pounds, and can tow up to 7,500 pounds when equipped properly. They have a cargo capacity of 371-547 cubic feet.
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The biggest models get a GVWR of 11,030 pounds and can haul between 4,936 and 5,485 pounds and tow a maximum of 7,500 pounds. Their cargo capacity is equivalent to that of light-duty models. Underneath the Hood Sprinter vans have a detuned version of the crossover’s 2. V6-powered sprinters with a four-wheel drive are available for an extra cost. The push-button system sends 35% of engine torque to the front wheels and 65% to the back in typical driving conditions. To boost fuel savings, sprinters are built with a low-friction rear axle, an AC compressor that has a freewheel function, an alternator charging the battery during braking or coasting, and a power-steering pump that only functions when necessary. Standard and Additional Equipment All of the models feature the standard air-conditioning, adjustable steering wheel, front seat armrests, a hydraulic jack, 5-speaker audio system, and storage bin above the windshield. Options include, among others, a rearview camera, bixenon headlights, etc. Safety Features Some of the standard safety features offered by sprinter vans are dual front air bags and a whole range of electronic driving aids like blind spot assist, lane keeping assist, etc. Thorax and window airbags are two safety-related add ons.